All that is Glorious Around Us - Limited Edition - by Robert Bissell

Experience the enchanting beauty of nature with "All That is Glorious Around Us," a limited edition giclee on canvas by world-renowned artist Robert Bissell. This exquisite reproduction captures the essence of Bissell's original oil painting, depicting a majestic bear surrounded by a vibrant array of wildflowers and fluttering butterflies.

With meticulous attention to detail, Bissell's artwork transports the viewer to a serene, dreamlike landscape where the bear stands in peaceful contemplation amidst the splendor of blooming flowers and the gentle dance of butterflies. The harmonious blend of colors and the delicate interplay of light create a mesmerizing scene that celebrates the magnificence of the natural world.

This limited edition giclee is printed on high-quality canvas using archival inks to ensure longevity and preserve the brilliance of the original painting. Each piece is part of a carefully controlled, finite production run, making it a truly exclusive collectible. The artwork comes hand-signed and numbered by Robert Bissell, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, adding to its value and uniqueness.

Perfect for art enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, "All That is Glorious Around Us" arrives ready to frame and will bring a touch of wonder and tranquility to any space. Embrace the beauty of nature and the masterful artistry of Robert Bissell with this stunning limited edition giclee on canvas.

"When I began this painting, I had imagined a simple setting on a mountain with not too much going on. As the painting progressed, I began thinking about roaming the fields as a small child and having "everything all around me all at once", a total immersion into nature, having grasses, flowers, and insects touching me. At first, this seemed overwhelming, but I soon realized I could look at the beauty of all this nature, up close. I observed things in intense detail and understood the world differently from that point in time. Many years later I became fascinated by the Romantic movement in art from the early nineteenth century when artists began using their imagination more, inspired by a new sensibility and emotional response to the natural world around us. The title of this painting is often attributed to a phrase from Emerson who suggested that humans honor and reciprocate that which nature gives us. It was then I decided to have the bear immersed in the fullness of the natural landscape." — Robert Bissell